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Temuka Leader, Issue 2706, 1 September 1894, Page 3

NEW GOODS. NEW GOODS. JUST OPENED UP DIRECT FROM THE FIRM OF J. N. RICHARDSON, SONS, & OWDEN, BELFAST, ONE CASE of very superior Household Linen, including Table Napkins, Table Damasks, Cambric Handkerchiefs, Apron Checks, Glass Cloths, &0., &c., All marked at the very lowest scale of profit. JOHN W, MILES, THE STONE STORE, TEMUKA.

STILL SELLING OFF CHEAPER THAN EVERs PLBNDID BARGAINS BEING OFFERED. IN ALL LINES OF ... DRAPERY, BOOTS & SHOES. White, Grey, and Blue Blankets, almost regardless of cost. Men’s and Boys’ Clothing A splendid range! Mast be sold! Men’s Waterproof. Costs at cost to clear. Boots and Shoes—A good assortment, and at very low prices. Grocery, Ironmongery, and Crockery—A well assorted stock, and always opening up fresh lines of the best quality. YATES’ RELIABLE GARDEN SEEDS NOW TO HAND, Naw ahd Fbish. Also Grass Seeds for the Present Season, Rye, White and Red Clover, Cow Grass Lucerne, and Alsyke. Also Dun, Danish, Sparrowbill, and Prime Seed Sample Canadian Oats, Red Tuscan Wheat and Barley. SEED POTATOES. EARLY ROSE, EARLY BEAUMONT, AND KIDNEYS. Noia the Address: J. BR Of N, BEEHIVE STORES, TEMDKA. WENT FOR NELSON, MORTE * 00. 0 TEAS.

JAMES HARRISON, FAMILY GROCER, TEMUKA. Has on hand a full stock op the best groceries, which HE IS SELLING AT THE LOWEST PRICE FOR CASH The Following are also a few of the Cheap Lines in Stock Brashware, Billies, Fry Pans, Milk Pans, Strainers, Skimmers, Batter Prints, Batter Pats, Wash Boards, Spring Balances, Nutmeg Graters, Sets of Jogs, Washing Fluid, Mirrors, Cheese Covers, Moustache Cups, Celeste Cups and Saucers, ■J-gold-lme Cups and Saucers, Vases, Tea Service 11s, Pear’s Soap, Razors, Carpenter’s Saws, Screw Wrenches, Enamelled S. Pans, Demijohns, 2 gallon and 1 gallon, Plough Line, Rope. BOOTS, FLANNELS, FLANNELETTES, SHIRTING, TOWELS, MOLES, HATS, &c., &o. FLOUR, BRAN, SHARPS, FOWLS WHEAT, OATS, MOIR’S OATMEAL. ■ The whole lot for sale.

RBOOIffSTRUOTIONT SAIiB Z REOONSTRUTOTIOJST ! COMMENCING SATURDAY. JUNE 16th, 1894, AT N. DUNLOP & CO.’S, MANCHESTER HOUSE, GERALDINE. Owing to Unforeseen Circumstances N. DUNLOP & CO. VST ARE COMPELLED TO REALISE. JBf IN anticipation of doing a large business this winter we imported very large stocks of Drapery, Clothing, Boots & Shoes, from all the leading English and Colonial Honses, which are daily coming to hand. Through the action of some of onr creditors, however, onr hopes have not been realised, therefore we are very much in want of cash, and to meet pressing engagements we are forced to reduce onr large and varied stock at a great sacrifice. This is a chance not to be lost sight of. Everything New I No Old Stock! Remember) —This is only to realise sufficient to meet pressing engagements. As soon as that moment has been reached, the reduction ceases. No one can possibly afford to sell for less than cost all the year round, at least, we cannot. We have no option at present, as we must have money. Don’t miss this opportunity I Come at once 1 The most genuine sale ever held in the annals of the drapery trade of the colony. A SPECIAL LINE OF HOMESPUN DRESSES &o„ MADE UP COMPLETE FOR 255. And all Dresses made daring this sale for 10s 6d. See circulars for quotation of prices TERMS STRICTLY CASH DURING THIS SALE. N. DUNLOP tc CO,, GERALDINE.

SPECIAL NOTICE FOR AUGUST. END OF SEASON. STOCKTAKING! JAMES W. PYE, COMMERCE HOUSE, GERALDINE. IN order to clear out every possible line before September Ist for the purpose o Stocktaking and making room for New Spring Goods, Every line will be absolutely sacrificed, and as the majority of the stock has been bought at bargain prices, some very extra cheap lines may be looked forward to. Bargains in Clothing, Bargains in Dress Goods, Bargains in General Drapery Bargains in Fancy Goods, Bargains in Boots and Shoes. Special Bargains in Millinery, Corsets, Ulsters, Jackets, Cloaks, Capes, Waterproofs, &c., at price never yet at g“j{g d AND PIOK> Y OU WILL GET A BARGAIN. DRESSMAKING—SPECIAL NOTICE. Having placed the workroom nnder different Management, Ladies can depen upon getting FIRST-CLASS WOR’S DONE at very reasonable prices. A tria solicited. In order to bring this notice prominently before the public an extra ordinary line of Dress Materials has been procured in twelve different patterns ranging in price from Is lOd to 2s 6d yard, and will be made up complete in any style for 24s 6d the Dress. Remember —Si-ecial foe August Only. Look out for Cheap Goods, bought chee,p, and will be sold regardless of pro^, j. w. fye, general draper, etc.